Ennu Ninte Moideen (soundtrack)

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Ennu Ninte Moideen
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Album cover for Ennu Ninte Moideen
Soundtrack album by
M. Jayachandran, Ramesh Narayan, Gopi Sundar
Released29 August 2015
Recorded2014–2015
Genre Feature film soundtrack
Length33:16
Language Malayalam
Label Satyam Audios
Producer M. Jayachandran
Ramesh Narayan
Gopi Sundar
M. Jayachandran chronology
Nirnayakam
(2015)		Ennu Ninte Moideen
(2015)		Mohavalayam
(2016)
Ramesh Narayan chronology
Alif
(2015)		Ennu Ninte Moideen
(2015)		 Edavappathy
(2016)
No.TitleLyricsMusicSinger(s)Length
1."Ee Mazhathan" (Solo) Rafeeq Ahamed Ramesh Narayan K. J. Yesudas 4:07
2."Kannondu Chollanu"Rafeeq Ahamed M. Jayachandran Shreya Ghoshal, Vijay Yesudas 4:51
3."Kathirunnu"Rafeeq AhamedM. JayachandranShreya Ghoshal4:18
4."Sharadambaram(1)" (Duet) Changampuzha Krishna Pillai Ramesh Narayan P. Jayachandran, Shilpa Raj2:38
5."Iruvanji Puzhappenne"Rafeeq AhamedM. JayachandranM. Jayachandran4:14
6."Priyamullavane"Rafeeq AhamedRamesh Narayan Madhushree Narayan 3:27
7."Mukkathe Penne" Mohammed Maqbool Mansoor Gopi Sundar Gopi Sundar, Mohammed Maqbool Mansoor4:15
8."Sharadambaram" (Solo)Changampuzha Krishna PillaiRamesh NarayanShilpa Raj2:39
9."Ee Mazhathan" (Duet)Rafeeq AhamedRamesh NarayanK. J. Yesudas, Sujatha Mohan 4:07
10."Sharadambaram (2)" (Unplugged)Changampuzha Krishna PillaiRamesh Narayan P. Jayachandran,Sithara 2:39

Reception

Vipin Nair of Music Aloud rated 8.5/10 to the album, calling it as a "nice, melody-oriented soundtrack" reminiscent of yesteryear Malayalam films and ranked Gopi Sundar's composition "Mukkathe Penne" as the best from the album over Jayachandran and Ramesh Narayan's works. [8] Karthik Srinivasan of Milliblog described it as a "highly melodious offering from Jayachandran and Ramesh Narayan". [9] G. Ragesh of Manorama Online wrote "While the romantic song 'Kannondu Chollanu' is already a hit, the musical version of a Changampuzha [Krishna Pillai] poem is likely to find a place in the hit chart soon. M. Jayachandran and Pandit Ramesh Narayan along with their singers deserve a share of the credit for conveying the feel of the film so brilliantly." [10]

Gokul Nair of Film Companion South wrote "The musical trinity, comprising M. Jayachandran, Gopi Sunder, and Ramesh Narayan, has composed an excellent soundtrack that accentuates the beauty and pathos of Kanchana and Moideen's doomed love story. Shreya Ghoshal's melodious voice in 'Kathirunnu' (a song that speaks for the entire film) helps us to embrace and remember the moving aspects of this romantic tragedy." [11] S. Shivakumar of The Hindu while describing the songs being "soulful" and "melodious", he also praised the background score as it "complements the mood of each sequence". [12]

Accolades

AwardDate of ceremonyCategoryRecipient(s) and nominee(s)ResultRef.
Asianet Film Awards 7 February 2016Best Lyricist Rafeeq Ahamed – ("Kathirunnu")Won [13]
Asiavision Awards 2 December 2015Best Playback Singer – Female Shreya Ghoshal – ("Kathirunnu")Nominated [14]
Best Background Score Gopi Sundar Won
Most Popular Music Director Gopi Sundar Won
New Sensation in Singing Mohammed Maqbool Mansoor – ("Mukkathe Penne")Won
Filmfare Awards South 18 June 2016 Best Music Director M. Jayachandran Won [15]
[16]
Best Lyricist Rafeeq Ahamed – ("Kathirunnu")Won
Best Playback Singer – Female Shreya Ghoshal – ("Kathirunnu")Won
IIFA Utsavam 24–25 January 2016 Best Music Direction Ramesh Narayan
M. Jayachandran
Gopi Sundar 		Nominated [17]
[18]
[19]
Best Lyricist Mohammed Maqbool Mansoor – ("Mukkathe Penne")Nominated
Rafeeq Ahamed – ("Kathirunnu")Nominated
Best Playback Singer – Male Mohammed Maqbool Mansoor – ("Mukkathe Penne")Nominated
Vijay Yesudas – ("Kannondu Chollanu")Nominated
Best Playback Singer – Female Shreya Ghoshal – ("Kathirunnu")Won
Kerala State Film Awards 1 March 2016 Best Music Director – Songs Ramesh Narayan Won [20]
[21]
[22]
Best Singer – Male P. Jayachandran – ("Saradambaram") [lower-alpha 1] Won
Best Lyricist Rafeeq Ahamed – ("Kathirunnu")Won
National Film Awards 28 March 2016 Best Music Director M. Jayachandran Won [23]
South Indian International Movie Awards 30 June–1 July 2016 Best Music Director M. Jayachandran Nominated [24]
Best Lyricist Rafeeq Ahamed – ("Kathirunnu")Nominated
Best Playback Singer – Female Shreya Ghoshal – ("Kathirunnu")Nominated
Vanitha Film Awards 16 February 2016Best Lyricist Rafeeq Ahamed – ("Kathirunnu")Won [25]

Controversy

After Narayan's win at the Kerala State Film Award for Best Music Director, he accused Vimal and Prithviraj condemning his attempts to exclude some of his songs for the film. [26] Narayan said that, apart from "Ee Mazhathan" he had recorded two more songs with K. J. Yesudas, but those were omitted at the last minute which left Yesudas disheartened. He also said that there were attempts to exclude the song "Sharadambaram" that was sung by P. Jayachandran for the film, which was unsuccessful. [27] Prithviraj responded to Narayan's claims, saying that problem is mostly with Vimal and Narayan, and he had no role in it. [28]

At a press meet in Chennai, following Jayachandran's win for National Film Award for Best Music Direction, he cleared the controversies regarding credit for the music. He said that Narayan had compose three songs with two of them being included, and Jayachandran's compositions had also been included, but he said to Prithviraj that he would score the film, only if Narayan permits to do so. Jayachandran also recalled that Narayan had left the project owing to creative differences, despite composing most of the songs and has been unaware of such instances happened. Expressing his gratitude to Prithviraj on giving the freedom he required, Jayachandran claimed that the contribution of the three composers "brought musical images that were as beautiful as those a single music director would have created". [29]

Notes

  1. ↑ also for "Njanoru Malayali" from Jilebi and "Malarvaka Kombathu" from Ennum Eppozhum

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